The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
LOCAL Af.4 TIERS.

Send In your orders TOT me loo work.
 Stoves arc no longer neglected and lonesome,
 Exquisite visiting cards for ladies, printed at this office.
 C, H. Schulz, a leading sheep man oi Yavapai, is in from his range.
 All kinds of mercantile job printing is now done at the CHAMPION office.
 A Chinese laundry was opened this week at the old stand on Gold ave nxe.
 W. T. Hatchford, of the Pioneer hotel, at Seligman, has been on a wis., Il to Flagstaff.
 linn O'Nelll, who has been on a business trip to Los Angeles, returned home on Tuesday.
 T. ]. Coalter, ofthe firm of Coalter and Gale, left for visit to Albuquer. que on Monday last.
 The past few days snow has made the cattle and sheep men assume the airs of bonanza kings.
 C. K. Boyce, the popular merchant and cattleman of Williams, made Flagstaff visit this week.
 w. $. Strickler, cashier of the A. buqu.rque National Bank, has been in town during the week.
 Flagstaff is to have I Japanese store. A building is being erected for that purpose on the south side of town.
 The very latest novelties in ladies fine dress goods, gingham and prints just received at J. R. kilpatrick's.
 H. |. Miller, one of Flagstaff's leading lawyers, received a large number of new law books this week,
 los. Lockett, one of the largest ranchers in this vicinity was in tswn this week shaking hands with friends
 W. C. Kennedy, of Kennedy and Holzman, the contractors of the MIn- eral Belt railroad, went to AloGquer- que this week.
 Finest line of ladies and misses spring dress and straw hats ever brought to Flagstaff can be found at k lpatrick's.
 Judge Blodgett and family, of Chi ( lgo, and Colonel Bledsstt. of the Wabash line, passed through for the west on Sunday.
 Geo. B. Bent who formerly ran the Ash g . hotel at Ash Fork and who is now engaged in business at Lamar, Colorado, is visiting Flagstaff.
 No merchant CT business man should send abroad ,o have job werk done wnen the home office can do 1t as well and much more promptly.
 Branneu's stock ofshoes arrived this week from the east. He has large variety of spring and summer gosds, ladies and gents, which he IS selling at bargains. ...
 I. R. Hulsey, the lumber merchan, oj Kingman, came in on Thursdays train on business visit. He is the guest oi Major D. N. Riord,n of the Aver Lumber company.
 In ladies and gents shoes and boots of the fines, quality and make from both eastern and western manufactu- ries, you cannot help but be satisfied in prices if you call at Kilpatrick's.
 Geo. Briggs, formerly of Winslew, has purchased D. A. Murphy's busi- ness and took possession of the same to-day. Mr. Bnggs is well known in Flagstaff where he has great many friends and is highly respected.
 Take a look at the new invoice of Stetscn hats just received at Kilpat- rick's. They are of the best quality and were bought expressly for ehc trade. Cow boys, cattle men come in and take look at them.
 F. McClarren, prominent cattle man of the Mogollons, brought in a fine lot of cattle this week for D. Horst who purchased them for the firm of Simon and Near at Los Ange- les.
 The Flagstaff Improvement compa, ny have elected the following officers: A. A, Butler, president, Harry Fulton vice president, E. s. Clark, secretary and treasurer.
 The Hoof and Horn says the Daggs Bros. arc preparing to send large force of shearers into Tonto Basin Tn order 10 get the benefit sf an early clip.
 K. c. Henley is in from the Min. eral Belt road where he has place of business. Hereports times as good and that the road is being rapidly constructed.
 A. C. Morse has removed his resi-. dencc and business from the corner oi Railway and Gold avenues to the buildings owned by the Arizona Cat. tie company on the south side oI town.
 The attention of the readers of the CHAMPION is called to the advertise ment of Mrs. A. NJ. Hicks in this is. sue. Mrs. Hicks has nice comforta. ble rooms, which persons can obtain by the day or week at reasonable pri- res.